Avoid strong rent-control cities like Oakland, Berkeley, San Leandro, Concord, Fremont, Union City, Martinez, Antioch, and others.  

Note, as an experienced landlord I was able to get control of the tenant situation with little issue, raise rent and have had no real issues with the tenant since.

None of these things are out of your control, how are YOU going to make a good deal?

Emphasize that this is for both noise control and to prevent damage to the property.

Sometimes finding small, local partners to do your own thing and do it your way and under your control can be a great way to go that has more accountability built in.

You never let things like this take control, everything needs to be contractual with recourse if not followed.

They and their ilk will burn you out if you don't take back control of the helm.Good luck!

You'll have to find an answer based on zoning, demand, and your ability to control the appearance of the additional improvements - you don't want to create a junk yard behind your triplex!

Also, I would just consider the crypto as unreachable as well - the whole point of crypto currency is that it's supposed to be protected from fraud, seizure, third party control, etc, for whomever holds the keys.

Apparently not in my jurisdiction (but they went easy on one item that had a manufacturing date pre need for permit by removing some of the requirements but did I still needed the permit and associated fees)  Next is AB1482 (rent control).